Poetry, Original and Selected
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... -by recapulating briefly the objects for which it was primarily'instituted; these he described to be the encouragement of poetry, history, arehaiblegy, and gexienl hiteirattird (of the .Principality. Having entered at large, said the Rev. Gent. into these ...
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... 1eflee tion of the venerable Arcbdedaron. ileytne, at the late meeting of the Caumarthen Lyniperiyyddion, on the tastefo7 poetry that exists ilt the nor/inert' paris, ofthtt Principality; ?? which, ser reqret, ce coml- not find roeam. The remeark seas ...
... purity, copiousniess, and case. Three things that ought to be well understood l in poetry : th great, thea little, and their corres-i Three things to be avoided in poetry: the mean, the obscure, and the extravagant. [bree things to be chiefly considered ...